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Calling all Florida State fans! Join the Palm Beach County Seminole Club for the 2025 edition of the Clematis Street Pub Crawl.

Our signature springtime event is on tap for Saturday, April 12 in downtown West Palm Beach. Check-in and registration will begin at Grease, home to our football game-watching parties, starting at 4 p.m.

Longtime attendees can expect some familiar watering holes, with a surprise stop along the way.

The cost is $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Included in the price is a pub crawl T-shirt to commemorate the occasion.

The club has also partnered with Lyft to provide a limited number of discount codes for guests who wish to travel to and from the event safely. To receive the discount code and guarantee your shirt size, pre-register here. Please be sure to indicate your preferred shirt size. If ordering multiple tickets with different shirt sizes, please add the number of tickets with one shirt size to your cart first, then return to this page to enter the number of tickets with the next shirt size to your cart and continue that process until all desired tickets and shirt sizes are in your cart.

CLICK HERE to purchase tickets.

All attendees must register in advance:

Registration link: https://vhub.at/PBCSeminoleClub *Join Code:* PBCSC

If you volunteered last year, just sign in.

*Below are the steps to complete registration:*

1. Click on the link below to begin registration.
2. Select Sign Up.
3. Create account with the PBCFB (Palm Beach County Food Bank) Volunteer Hub.
4. Enter join code below and click “Next.”
5. Complete all the necessary information.

***It is imperative that each person creates an account in order to facilitate a seamless check-in process. Your cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated. When creating the account, you will be prompted to sign a Liability Waiver and Photo Release form that all volunteers in your group must complete before volunteering.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the Palm Beach County Food Bank! As a volunteer you will be helping your community by packing, sorting and boxing an array of food items that will then be delivered to families in Palm Beach County. Our organization rescues, collects and distributes food to agencies that take on the daily responsibility of feeding the hungry. In Palm Beach County, there are more than 120 agencies that feed tens of thousands of hungry children, families and senior citizens. Palm Beach County Food Bank serves agencies from Boca Raton to Tequesta and west to Belle Glade and Pahokee. We couldn't serve our community without the hard work of each and every one of our volunteers! We sincerely thank you in advance for investing in our community with Palm Beach County Food Bank!

*Note:* The Palm Beach County Food Bank can accommodate children between 14-17 years of age. However, we do require 1 adult per 5 minors under the age of 16.

*Directions: *Take I-95 and exit at 10th Ave North (Exit 64).
Head West and turn left on Boutwell Rd.
Travel until the first entrance for 701 is visible.
Turn right 701 A-1 will be the first building on your left.

*Parking: *We have very limited parking. Volunteers are encouraged to carpool or use a bus or van for transportation. Volunteers must park on the north side of the parking lot facing the hedges.

*Attire: *All participants must wear closed-toe shoes and are encouraged to dress comfortably. The majority of our volunteer projects are located inside of a warm warehouse. Water will be provided. Please do not bring any valuables with you.

*Additional Volunteer Instructions:

  • All volunteers *must wear closed-toed shoe*s (no sandals or flip-flops) – (no exceptions).
  • Please arrive about 15 minutes before your shift starts.
  • Volunteer orientation starts promptly *at 9:00 a.m.* and *at 1:00 p.m.* (depending on your shift)
  • Wear comfortable clothes – T–shirts, shorts, polo shirts are acceptable.
  • Masks are optional.
  • Long hair must be pulled back.
  • Gloves and hairnets will be provided when handling perishable food, i.e., fruits, vegetables, packing rice, etc.
  • Volunteers will receive a 15-minute break during each shift (water and snacks will be provided)
  • No drinking or eating permitted in the volunteer work area.
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FSU’s Great Give is the annual day of giving at Florida State University. This 24-hour online giving campaign supports academic programs and scholarships at Florida State University. The best part is that it shows strength in numbers. The average gift is about $25. Help us reach our goal of $2,250 with a donation to the Palm Beach County Seminole Club's scholarship fund. Your support will help us get closer to fully endowing The Sandy Golson Scholarship. We appreciate all you do to make the Palm Beach County Seminole Club a success. Go 'Noles!

Sandy Golson Seminole Service CARE Scholarship

In 2020, the Sandy Golson Seminole Service CARE Scholarship presented by the Palm Beach County Seminole Club was created to help first-generation, economically disadvantaged undergraduate students engaged in FSU's Center for Academic Retention and Enhancement program. CARE recruits, motivates, prepares and supports first-generation college students as they navigate their unique challenges. The scholarship honors Sandy Golson, a longtime club board member who spent countless hours volunteering in Palm Beach County schools and the Boys & Girls Clubs and was a champion of Florida State University and education. The scholarship also serves as a tribute to all Palm Beach County Seminole Club members who embody community service and their commitment to student success and the development of first-generation college students,

Florida State concludes the 2024 season at home against rival Florida this Saturday at 7 p.m. The Seminoles have won two straight against the Gators, who are coming off back-to-back upsets against LSU and Ole Miss. Can Florida State play the role of spoiler and avoid losing double-digit games in the same year for the first time since 1974?

If you aren't able to travel to Tallahassee for the game, join your fellow Palm Beach County Seminoles at Grease on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach, Jumby Bay Island Grill in Jupiter's Abacoa community and American Social at Mizner Park in Boca Raton.

 

Grease and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks and $1 touchdown shots to all those FSU fans wearing the required wristbands, while American Social will have specials on select beer buckets and food. Click here to see the complete list of specials exclusive to Palm Beach County Seminoles and directions on how to get to the locations.  

Proceeds from your donations benefit the Palm Beach County Seminole Club scholarship fund, which provides three scholarships each year to local students who have chosen to continue their education at FSU.  

All fans are encouraged to arrive early as there is no reserved seating at Grease or Jumby Bay.

Florida State will host Charleston Southern in the penultimate game of the 2024 season.

The Seminoles are in search of their second win of the season against the one-win Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) Buccaneers, who have lost nine consecutive games.

 

This game will not be shown on local TV but will be available for streaming at the Palm Beach County Seminole Club's three game-watching locations.

Grease and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks and $1 touchdown shots to all those FSU fans wearing the required wristbands, while American Social will have specials on select beer buckets and food. Click here  to see the complete list of specials exclusive to Palm Beach County Seminoles and directions on how to get to the locations.  

There will also be door prizes for the chance to win FSU football tickets. Saturday night's prizes include tickets to the Nov. 30 season finale against rival Florida.

Proceeds from your donations benefit the Palm Beach County Seminole Club scholarship fund, which provides three scholarships each year to local students who have chosen to continue their education at FSU.  

All fans are encouraged to arrive early as there is no reserved seating at Grease or Jumby Bay.

Florida State has the opportunity to upset No. 10 Notre Dame on the road this Saturday at 7:30 p.m.

The Seminoles are 0-2 against Notre Dame in the Mike Norvell era and haven't beaten the Fighting Irish at Notre Dame Stadium since a 37-0 win in 2003. If you aren't able to travel to North Carolina for the game, join your fellow Palm Beach County Seminoles at Grease on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach, Jumby Bay Island Grill in Jupiter's Abacoa community and American Social at Mizner Park in Boca Raton.

Grease and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks and $1 touchdown shots to all those FSU fans wearing the required wristbands, while American Social will have specials on select beer buckets and food. Click here  to see the complete list of specials exclusive to Palm Beach County Seminoles and directions on how to get to the locations.  

There will also be door prizes for the chance to win FSU football tickets. Saturday night's prizes include tickets to the Nov. 30 season finale against rival Florida.

Proceeds from your donations benefit the Palm Beach County Seminole Club scholarship fund, which provides three scholarships each year to local students who have chosen to continue their education at FSU.  

All fans are encouraged to arrive early as there is no reserved seating at Grease or Jumby Bay.

Florida State is in search of its second win of the season as the Seminoles return home to face North Carolina this Saturday at 3:30 p.m.

The Seminoles are off to their worst start since 1975 -- one year before the arrival of Florida State legend Bobby Bowden -- and will face a Tar Heels team that is coming off a dominant 41-14 victory over Virginia.

Florida State alumnus and North Carolina head coach Mack Brown is 0-11 against his alma mater.

Grease and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks and $1 touchdown shots to all those FSU fans wearing the required wristbands, while American Social will have specials on select beer buckets and food. Click here  to see the complete list of specials exclusive to Palm Beach County Seminoles and directions on how to get to the locations.  

There will also be door prizes for the chance to win FSU football tickets. Saturday night's prizes include tickets to the Nov. 23 homecoming game against Charleston Southern.

Proceeds from your donations benefit the Palm Beach County Seminole Club scholarship fund, which provides three scholarships each year to local students who have chosen to continue their education at FSU.  

All fans are encouraged to arrive early as there is no reserved seating at Grease or Jumby Bay.

Florida State will try to extend its winning streak against No. 6 Miami this Saturday at 7 p.m.

The Seminoles have won three straight in the series and walloped the Hurricanes 45-3 on their last trip to Hard Rock Stadium in 2022. The Hurricanes are just 7-13 against Florida State since joining the Atlantic Coast Conference in 2004. Miami remains undefeated after three straight close calls in ACC play, but the Hurricanes rank second nationally in scoring offense, averaging 48.3 points per game, led by quarterback Cam Ward. The Seminoles will need to find a way to score more than 15 points per game, which ranks next-to-last among all Football Bowl Subdivision teams.

If you aren't able to travel to Hard Rock Stadium for the game, join your fellow Palm Beach County Seminoles at Grease on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach, Jumby Bay Island Grill in Jupiter's Abacoa community and American Social at Mizner Park in Boca Raton.

Grease and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks and $1 touchdown shots to all those FSU fans wearing the required wristbands, while American Social will have specials on select beer buckets and food. Click here  to see the complete list of specials exclusive to Palm Beach County Seminoles and directions on how to get to the locations.  

There will also be door prizes for the chance to win FSU football tickets. Saturday night's prizes include tickets to the Nov. 23 homecoming game against Charleston Southern.

Proceeds from your donations benefit the Palm Beach County Seminole Club scholarship fund, which provides three scholarships each year to local students who have chosen to continue their education at FSU.  

All fans are encouraged to arrive early as there is no reserved seating at Grease or Jumby Bay.

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